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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 84

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yield glue, having peculiar properties. Poormaterial in this, as in any business, will not yield a first-class product. The best material, if allowed to lie around,will decompose, and can only result in a low grade of glue.It is generally conceded that hide glue furnishes the bestadhesive… … Wetmore Electric Glue Pots.. (Advance Machinery Co., Toledo.) tion reveals the fact that eighty per cent of these com-plaints are due to the glue-melting pots not having beencleaned for months, or to the carelessness of the workerin permitting continuous boiling. The glue tank with six pots and a…

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